Moderator: Andrew
Arkansas wrote:This 'Mom' is supposed to be an adult. The reporter's opening statement says it all.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestof ... .brawl.cnn
I'm speechless...
later~
Deb wrote:Unfreakinbelievable! How can a mother put her daughter in that position and the mothers are just standing around watching?!Mind you if I saw somebody pummelling my daughter like that I'd be yarding her off by the hair too!
bluejeangirl76 wrote:That mother had no business touching the other girl. That girl is TWELVE and I hope her parents sue the fuck out of that woman. Granted... mother's instinct, yes... but that child is a MINOR.... AND.... that girl never would have been beating the daughter up if Psycho Mom had not drove her daughter in the first place.
She sent her daughter in to fight, and when the girl fought BACK as anyone would, the mom yanks her across the grass by her hair? WRONG. If the mom had just happened upon this and came to her child's rescue --- that's one thing --- but MOM STARTED IT. I hope she gets charged for slapping that girl.
artist4perry wrote:Girls are becoming more agressive in our schools every day. Fights with girls are more apt to happen than boys. The whole mean girl mentality in high school does not die when some women grow up, they continue to be agressive. The mother is simply passing on her agressive behavior to her daughter.
Deb wrote:artist4perry wrote:Girls are becoming more agressive in our schools every day. Fights with girls are more apt to happen than boys. The whole mean girl mentality in high school does not die when some women grow up, they continue to be agressive. The mother is simply passing on her agressive behavior to her daughter.
So true, my daughter just finished high school. We never really had any problems, she was kind of neutral, hung with the popular girls and the quiet girls......but some of the things she told me that went on were unreal, sure boys fight and girls are doing so more too, but girls can be just vicious.......verbally and mentally too.![]()
artist4perry wrote:Deb you want weird? This goes on to women in the job sites. My husband is so sick of the drama where he works. Just the evil backstabbing and high school crap.
bluejeangirl76 wrote:artist4perry wrote:Deb you want weird? This goes on to women in the job sites. My husband is so sick of the drama where he works. Just the evil backstabbing and high school crap.
Absolutely. That's why women as a whole are considered catty, bitchy, etc. A lot of women (well, hell, men too a lot of times) react needlessly and poorly to such little things and take every little thing personally, like the world is out to get them. Yeah I've done it too, we all have (I mean react poorly to things), but there's an extreme to it that most of us have dealt with at one time or another. There are people who have a moment and people who act that way in every facet of their life and turn everything into DRAMA.
But at least many people are mature enough to leave that shit back in high school. I worked at this place once, and the office was mostly women. They were SO bitchy behind each others' backs and they tried to drag me into it, asking what I thought about this person or that person... and this was when I'd only been there a couple of weeks. They were looking for me to agree with them and take part... I didn't do it. I mean when you're new and you don't really know anyone, there's NO right answer. If you don't like someone you're a bitch because here you are the new person and already you're hating on people, and if you like the person they don't like then you're the enemy, or something. I felt like I was 14 again... "What do you think of so & so? Oh really? Well then you can't be in our club!" Did NOT mind saying good bye to that place, in the end.
And that's the problem with this mom... she came on like she was ONE of those children.
artist4perry wrote: Most are passive agressive in nature. Start stuff, then back off and play the victims. You just want go give them their broomsticks and send them on their way! LOL!
Rick wrote:One thing I see a lot these days is parents trying to be friends with their kids instead of parents to their kids. I doesn't work well that way. Kids need parents to be parents. They won't respect you the same way if you try to be their friend, and usually resent you for it.
Arkansas wrote:This 'Mom' is supposed to be an adult. The reporter's opening statement says it all.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestof ... .brawl.cnn
I'm speechless...
later~
Rick wrote:One thing I see a lot these days is parents trying to be friends with their kids instead of parents to their kids. I doesn't work well that way. Kids need parents to be parents. They won't respect you the same way if you try to be their friend, and usually resent you for it.
Arkansas wrote:This 'Mom' is supposed to be an adult. The reporter's opening statement says it all.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestof ... .brawl.cnn
I'm speechless...
later~
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 52 guests